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FM 11-23<br />
4-5. Special <strong>Command</strong> <strong>Communications</strong> user basis because of the precedence or volume of<br />
Requirements<br />
traffic between addressees in the COMMZ. Soleuser<br />
circuits must be made available when justi-<br />
The communications system for the COMMZ<br />
must provide special communications<br />
flied and approved.<br />
facilities<br />
Normally, sole-user circuits<br />
for the theater and theater army commanders<br />
are<br />
are<br />
justified<br />
justified<br />
for<br />
for<br />
warning<br />
warning<br />
and<br />
and<br />
alert,<br />
alert,<br />
stability,<br />
stability,<br />
world-wide intelligence, and air traffic control opwhen<br />
they are away from their command posts.<br />
These special<br />
erations.<br />
facilities consist<br />
High<br />
of highly<br />
volume<br />
mobile<br />
traffic between certain<br />
terminal equipments for direct link with their headquarters, units, and installations also may<br />
command posts. These special facilities must be requiresole-user circuits.<br />
secure, self-sustained, highly responsive, and<br />
must have sufficient capacity to serve the com- 4-8. utomatic Data Processing<br />
manders anywhere within the theater of opera-<br />
Requirements<br />
tions.<br />
The communications system within the COMMZ<br />
should be planned and designed to handle data<br />
4-6. Combat Service Support Requirements traffic as data processing subsystems are established<br />
in the theater. The data subsystem will<br />
The TASCOM, mission commands, area support consist of computer complexes or data processing<br />
commands, and area support groups will generate centers located at headquarters or installations<br />
large volumes of both voice and record traffic re- which require their use. At outlying locations,<br />
quired for combat service support actions. The users with input-output devices will be connected<br />
traffic generated by TASCOM, mission com- electrically to one or more of the computer commands,<br />
and area support command headquarters plexes or data processing centers located at headwill<br />
be required to insure control and coordina- quarters or installations which require their use.<br />
tion in the delivery of supplies and the provision The circuits to interconnect the computer comof<br />
services throughout the COMMZ. The com- plexes, and to connect the users with the communications<br />
system to satisfy these requirements puter complexes, will depend on the type and the<br />
must be extensive throughout the COMMZ. It amount of data traffic to be handled. Computer<br />
will provide communications service to all combat complexes may be required at the following locasupport<br />
and combat service support headquar- tions:<br />
ters, units, and installations. Because the combat<br />
support and combat service support headquar- a. Theater headquarters, theater alternate<br />
ters, units, and installations will be randomly de- headquarters, theater army headquarters, theater<br />
ployed throughout the COMMZ, an area commun- army alternate headquarters, TASCOM headications<br />
system will be required. This area com- quarters, selected area support group headquarmunications<br />
system will consist of wire, radio, ters, mission commands, and the inventory conmultichannel<br />
radio, and messenger facilities. trol center.<br />
b. At various headquarters and installations of<br />
4-7. Sole-User Requirements the theater navy and theater air force.<br />
c. Within the theater army air traffic regula-<br />
tion and identification system.<br />
The area communications system cannot satisfy<br />
all communications requirements on a common-<br />
Section II. SYSTEMS REQUIREMENTS<br />
4-9. General tions, while others pertain to the mode and type<br />
The communications system to support the of message transmission and reception.<br />
COMMZ must provide sufficient capacity to handle<br />
traffic generated therein, and must be capable 4-10. Mobility of <strong>Communications</strong><br />
of adapting to the tactical situation. In addition,<br />
Equipment<br />
it must satisfy certain requirements to handle The mobility of communications facilities in the<br />
traffic and to survive in an active theater of oper- COMMZ varies in accordance with the mobility<br />
ations. Some of these requirements pertain to the of the headquarters, units, and installations<br />
type of equipment and to equipment configura- served. Mobility is also required for the commun-<br />
4-2